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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

EvE3r))S 4Ats SEA- ~ cfLSfSAPI
RuvvALn Jaly xi-Catte-Rceeipts last - aonrs LAG
heat tsta FOR tat 1870 Hsxt TOR sao uae
7i-O oossiknsd ufsags 80 of which
q Ia ears for saie market lower Common TO
Far S. 50as5 rs.
thus 24.60O bead. ics las, wsek "a soe
s.vanced l09l5c. Choice - 90
o$t So Lambs D 20 ass 20.
last ~ houra 1920 head: tor the
vssx 3065S head Cline last wesk 26 $50
Asaa consigned through - cars. OF which 10 New
yerk: ~ prices declined d l0c. Lght Pigs
1898 10 Mixed Pigs and Light Ysrkers - ~ 90 So
teIeee Is 6O15 05s selected Msdiun wolshts
- 1u1$6 a. Selected Heavy Ends ~ 1894 30. Stays
~ - 5: Common and Light hold over
hsceipts-i .00v shipmsnts 300 neaa: ~arks
.as skiDsinx 90 70 btsckess Ara Feecsrs
~ Moss ~ ccwa Buis ana Mixed 81 o~szv ~; 1exas
,Asss-kssstsss 1900 sssi sssms1t 600e nsrtes
Swes hssss sn1 hxsd % o5Ds6 20 rneKisa end ssiD-
ss % as 40 Light s. o. 80 80. shs o. 0vet ~
seses ttscs,Sss $500 seSh 500 ssa %arxss
y .5es5 rs. lanbs so % 10 per head -
~ iouiA Jus zl.-CstIs- hsessDss i.20v heaA snip-
~ 1900 asae: narkss was steady. FAR snippins
snoscs heavv Hanve 81 90 eS4 ~; Butchers stssrn
cA1sca ~ ~ ot3 "a feeksfs. fnfr - ~ pee
~ st<cKsrs. FAIR Eost 81 eSI sos Texshs eomass
- q eooi csrn.fei u SJ0S3 90
S~s-kseslbs S1V seaA snIDseses l. loo NOT nsfkes
= sssssssE osses hssvv ass sutcssss a, ss ~
<'te.sn I'm. rrn. Is ioSss 20 Pisa Ce.msa . sssd
y.-kssstsss 1000 nsss. saapussss 100 nsarkst
MN Cippd Far . chsics - 1854 o. AAmss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON, July 2l-i2:So p m-con,os lol lil6 for both
money Canadian Pacific U2s Eric. 81;
do Second Consols. 1921 Mexican Ordinary. so's; 81
Paul Common $685.; Heading. 2s1s
Three Per Cent Hontos AZ III frxncs
% centmes for the account
India Council bills allotted yesterday at an advance
OF sd per rupee .. -,
LONDON. July 2l-4 p. m.-Consola l0ls for both
aud the account Canadian Pacific 62a Ere. 32is
do Second Consols. 1921 Mexican Ordinary. bSA 81
~ New-York Central ll2Is Reading, ~
Bar SILVER Is quoted at ~ Z lot. per ounce $1,000
The bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased f26Ooo
during the past week.
The OF England the LA
bty which iast week 1905 cent In 40 IS per
rhreo Per Cent RenLos 81 francs
l7ia confines for the account.
PARIS, July 2l-The weekly statement Of tho Bank OF
France shows OF Z226 900 francs In gold and
1,475.000 francs In silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
Proposals.
NroricE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed proposals will BE- received % the eace q ne
ceuo,v ssosers ap Of July a. A. D. 1881 for
Suid,nr County Hospital Omaha Doogas County Neo,
CommisSouers 0fce Each bid must 10 accompanied ~
ccrfned check the amount OF FIVE Hundrc1 DoAkass
ar. NEYDHAN County C3e6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
NfM-Orleana

St Good Ordinary. ..... 1913 Miidng.-..- .....lO
with favorable accounts the option market was weak
one disposition to purchase the old crop
months at the prompted by nrm-r accounts rom
for these first prices represented an advance OF
points while started point lower. As
advanced tho hrmness oozed out ani mo
decline OF 500 points Throughout the
IL. saI.. ~ halas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


CINCINNATI, ISDIAsAPoLis ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
1855 1856 1887
Number Of mile, 3l3 2g7
second week In July. 100000 $4,000 4Ii6o
Jan TO July H.. l.227,l2t l,2io.765 1.360.lS7
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TggRE HAUTE (MAIs LIsE).
Number OF miles 1913 1873 1913
second July. $4,000 s92,51J S233O2
Jan 10 July ILL., 6l2s2o Oll.32o boo.25o
MEXICAN CENTRAL
sunber M mile. l.36 l23s l,236
second veek IN July fG0is47 sgJgy5 ss7,S7b
Ian / 10 JuIy Ia. ]. 9y5 jO8 1855 $50 2.495.473
sEw-YoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
1896 1897 Differences
Second week In July. S3lg5g s32g49 1907
Ian / 10 JuIy ia - 8bisil 72s4B5 Inc 1851
LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
Number Of miles 253 2j3
second week IN July. $l6Ol1 flBDJ5 Inc sv2l
Jan l 70 July IA 4Ob.O4O 4Vy.2v7 Inc Vl.2oi
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
socond week I'm July s43I3O s52Iis Inc 50 2s8
Jan 1 10 July IA 1928 l.Ob5.53S Inc 26o.2v5
CHICAGO, st. LOUIS AND PIrTsBURG.
week ended July IA $l7l.745 S2lb373 Inc S4362s
Jan. to uly 2335325 2o83.2jo Inc. 6i49J3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

State bonds were entirely neglected Oh city bank
stocks Mechanics sold t25 at no. and Merchants Er
change (95) At 100
Railway bonds only moderately dealt In but tho
prices generally ruled strong Erie second g. sold at 80
and closed 80 d99 Central OF NewJersey icates
sold of u at 81 but closed firm at 9s9 Chesapeake
and Ohio series d, up q at rs Missouri. Kansas
and Texas issues frmthe general 6s at 59 and
the 5s at S4 Newiors Chicago and ST. Louis nrs AZ
senied were steady ut 09lsa99. West Shore Is after
lOOl9 firm at 1904 canada Southern hrst 5s were
ginia and Georgia gold IS of 4 at 9s Chicago.
81 LOUIS and Plttsburg rrsts sold at 100 lOl 1904
edo Ann Arbor aud Northern Michigan nrs,s declined
u 10 99a. Wheeling and Lake rio nrsts were steady
79 Texas and Pacific incomes easier at 50 S55i2
Northern Pacific nrsts were d higher at ll5L. and
TAI drss sold at IO0. Fort Worth and Denver sts
we're higher oO and st. Louis and san Francisco Is
were up Il at 90.
of unlisted securities dealt in at the stock Exchange
Cotton OIL certificates sold g. 200 at SO Ia36dJ7A
Americas Cable (2jl at 75h- Georgia Pacific first,
0o0l a. lo6 Rome ana Decatur nrs,s ,sJo9oW az
Security Milling and Mining u.loOj at - s71ds5 20 q
80 20.
mon per ceat, with he Last transaction At
per cent. aud at the close offered at per cent.
SOFA s5s ANA It redeemed 1900 TRACE dollar.
The sub-rrea-ury to-day gained on balance 50 .o05967
trey by receipts Of coin certificates from Washngton)
ami "a l22i currency Todays operations covered Re
balance ST. .63l, 1875. coin balance. flts.9JO.3O2.
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY va. AS follows
Exchange S9l .366. 772; balances. S5.445.7sJ.
The United states treasury at Warrington received
s256.0Oo National bank no es for redemption
The customs receipts were S9s605i. aud the INTERNAL
revenue receipts we're >356333.
The foreign exchanges dull and steady at quota
ons for business follows Bankers bills ~ s2os and
81 $40 long and short slerllng respectively 522
and 52Olf for francs: 0tA and 954 for reich
4Ois aud 4Oas for guilderS
The governors OF the NIX OF England at their weekly
meeting to-day made change in the rate OF discount
and reInaus az cent During tho week the bank
s26OOO bullion. aud tho proportion OF reserve TO
its liabilities raised from 1888 To O.s3 Ier cent
against 80 81 per cent At the tmo last year Tho
weekly -taeent OF the Bank OF France shows gains OF
225 900 frs gold and l.475oOO silver. At the London
stock Exchange consols opened up nj lOl ll-l6 aud
closed al 1913 Bar silver stroIR at 44Si. per
ounce English standard. American railways opened
easier with decline. Of led cens but In the late
dealings made good recovrries and generally closed
higher than home prices Al Paris French
per cents rose from si.20 TO sl.25 and closed at
S1.172
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared Its
usual monthly dividend OF $4,000 for June payable at
the tranfer agency OF Lounsbery & Co. Mills Building
July 80. Transfers close July IS. Total dividends TO
date, $3.50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YOEK. THURSDAY July 21.-BFENE Receipts were
IS ears OF Sss hesd2i and
Gate yesterday At Jersey sy The Later were
DO 1859 D. 81 20; % DO. 1915 70. AT "a Is No trade
City brsssa Bel in drmasd at e.s7c for Inferior
Prime with Choice aud Extra selling in small way at ia
chicago Dressed doing fairly well at e07c for Native
as n sGf
se per 70 Be, American Live c.5e most on us 1s:: %
snipmsnIs day cattle 40 Live sheep tie
aILCH cows-oply head were received today;
Pes Reported sales from $50 70 $50 head for
S $50 na .Sd
at 80 each o No. m,c,
22o heat which 1855 At eothst selo ever dur
on as Tsn ID ay The oS
ss .ssn9ss TO ar. s ,Ss sS'y calf Slipper ss'
bali cent advance over yes'sa ~ ps. butchers
e only Prime Ssa 90 ss and w
per e BED s. Ssgs an@ Mixed could Id. aoaSsa
been sold where from 3c TO &C. must pot
S Sess Moaass' s MARKET W '~' S' ''AS wi
Dresser caves followed mp to-day
Soany VA. ;S 15 a e s !.
houses. Dressed Baiter@fss .old a. Saese
enI maIks. n'ow9 ,s week sao Us, int
ne %
mr.: s1is supposed |Sn more or ,.
snrde that Mr. oyenori had offered 70 settle
saIes-JeiIse Wright Co IL Fed Calves. 22l b.
age al a. 81 2dc 40 D. at4%c do 100 d. at oc 100
t. Hsrrnsio q veas 1856 70. a, CSC; Fed Calves 1872
Everiit P,dcock a. Mixed Calves l72 average. at
Hume q Mullen: veas 1873 D. at 7c; do tcoarse, 224
sHE' AND LAMBs.-Receipts were Ga cars of 1891
hesd-ge eaIs at jersey civ and y cars a, sths an
ior head against
.xc and .sa md =, an aGrane. 81 n" &c per on
ant something more than &c on lanOs; the pens were
.io.i sheep sold at 81 90 q 20 rs and carload
P@s P ,SSs a. IN 90 we're yer 100 ap
elung 35l saSyasds and 1883 vsnas sold at the outside
Mntton firm and higher win sSe &c the ruling
nrnre dressed ismbs in rht supply and wanted at L. a
aIs'' pdtsrs; sSi M.Iylans Lambs s. nsysrss e
p. Se. ios Kentucky Sheep sg o. =. Sc. ~
c az G' per 100 Hssn I'D d. p. s psG sssss IN
Ts q a ~ u No. a, s PER- 3D. s o. . y
juaS ssssiazssn, .lss West yrrinia Lambs. "a = %
FPS: Ka Is Jersey LAmbs 60 ID average 2, SIG pc,
"a do so ~ at SIC; 8. DO 63 D. AZ shc 81 DO .!
Newton a Gine,t; 24s OHIO Sheep, SO n average a
SIS per 100 10 si' do S0s " also 10 s'S do u d.
ils ss.,sss !. sc p 81 Ewes los n at fc' 1874
D. harrington aes ohio sheep. 90 n average at 81,
pr u : rs anAaa Lambs 81 D. s,7s,e
n 2sao Ss 70 q 7c; % DO 50 n 81 s. 100 n Il
HOGS Hecspss we've IS car. of 4ss5 hsaa-l7 car. Z.
Jerse, CT, and iG ears a 4othst Total er ve ay
10, sale awe. Fsslnr market quoted nomi
nay lover E. g 5ostS 20 per 100 L,ss ys:,ersy
Hsss 200 syer.se ss 20 % per 100 n IS DO 2is D. z
sssei s g 500 g. "a ~ n . s. IS
Sco u. At u s. 8 DO. $40 y. a. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

Bid Ask BID. AK
U.s. oa 1891 reg lOs7sO9is e. cur. Ga 1898 1928
a "a, 80 cou los slu9ts u. la 1897. lbs
* a. 1901 reg l2731l2s U. 5s 1898. l3l Sl3t
o. y a. 1871 lk7llZS u. o. 1880. 1873 1861
d cur 1888. ia iDisL Col 5gJs ...--l2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

SPIRITS OF TURPBNTrNE.
cuArtEsros July 81 .-rurpenti tine steady az 29isc.
sAyANyAH July 2l.-rutpenuns nrin Al 2sstc
WILMINGTON July 2l,-InIpeptne etssU ~ zste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

fLoURASD general % ns1sso h.,
ssfs oouas. y:Ty %oSsr sy shipper. lined quiet
30 ss. 4. IL. "' %. &o $50 se.
sss oo 900 ssI. snp,rsas g. GOES i ~ at sS
1900 % o 81. w!S.r WIZ Wheat E., 20 Zoo
IBIS a.d aHs IS scs.. '' 8 10 AoS,
.,nd n: ~. Dy'. sF'1 ss. Tor raSc
fs. s 5. u.s.. Co. q % S 80 s. .:sT
90 l5ss5 So osed to choice t,tr' es,er"; cog
f Fancy. s. iSsss 90 damuos Es. ain.s.s i
, 20 straight s. . 49, Sess 50 pys.ns ss. 80
Patent Winter Wheat Extra = $,ssc 90; c,y VI. .I,
T ''r s Siji gIo1neeu.S STEADY
t sn'a a ses 90 ooo choice do . lossS o. >,
BY Ex lLovs,.,e, 81 s sSS nKAL~ba
yellow s.tsrn aus'd At e. 'OSs2 10 and Sr-A"'
GRAIN-wHEAr-Tbe speculative market was t,Inre,
les. aud ui today. Price, opened weas ana
s%Gp ~, ",t 10 moi Tan closing Steady at about
that above th. lowest poo' a.h grade. n are 1
srsds. be had shade lower With more ANXIETY on ,s
bushels siay .Prss ecs =, 20 us sn s6 900
susheis spot and TO arrive inS,o"jnS %; sic1 10
70 .Irye ~ and T. 40 10 s,S 70 sP, w. au ~
ussrai.a nsd 7sssee 40 Red ~ &c n s N
2R.d j.Iy closing :. ss Ss eio,ns
a. IS 80 do ocioSer ssSss,l,e. closing sts5'c DO
Novemer CLOSING nensIy :, 1' a. 40 eo,n. a,
sssr a. Frbruary closing uouinally Al s3'c DO March,
closing uoninally aO. do April. closing no nAlv ~
zoe 40 Nv % -dag CLOSING nj etsc ri E-tiil
snS pomlnai BARLEY aAd BARLEY MALI-Dun and
mammal COEN--Coutuued isN"f~ ir emp rNe'flH hti
ts 4, ndeney d-press the option. to4ay AZ prices e
io.. p.ry fs."sa speculation os,
rnIei onief hut steady shippers king 90 oO
hnsbss 600 ssshss future zoe 900 bushels
SPOT Inesdins UpEradsa MiIs att sto,.c. 70 80
d4ec. deiiv~rs No JulV CLOSING noun
n.iiv at as e DO August JsdtS.c. closing AT t2.r'
DO september 4Da.dfse riosnE sttIo. DO Ociober g"
chains AT a. - DO November 4~N ~ closing ~ to &c
- rs rsdcd Mixed on the spot arc down "a v, GUY
White 81 or. gain per busho Win l-IlT AetiVe
trad, rspOr declined trno WIN ~ ieaug
10 mncR business closing seaiv "a ss-l louoO pusheIs
bushel. tuclud ne No al % . = No.
whit. 10 dSpi.c. IA q 33ASJJLc IN elevator - DC.
western 3Ss SIC: White do, $40 &C. No july es,lnx
81 So closing AZ VI - 40 sspenlOcI
81 Sss ar closing 81 ~. do October. SIC. closing Al
3yc FEED-Quiet and nrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
WHITE STAR LINE
w foR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERrooLr

ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL orEANEh>
GEkMANIC, Cap. Gea!sll.. 10 - sts; 'n,. H.'
.ARABic .nrion Aug aug. T. To- .'i ~ = N
From White star Dock. foot OF West l0tn-st 4.
RATES-saloou, $50. $50 aud $l0o nsufn ncrv sS1
favorable terma Or 10 tho Oh County,
second cabin passengers carrie, on ose o othsr In.
$780, excursion S65. For inspection o. ptshs os
ienaatsn apply the company: Smcs Hs Xxsns
Gsw.York. j. bhOSA AS~~ 49,
SPECIAL NOTICE
TIE White star steamship Arabic sauing esturaaL
August g. To Liverpool direct VII carry secoaa oaon sne
whole OF the saloon srcommo-
dstisns will be given the second CABIN psssonsera s
*'" NPp' - W. ;. BRUCE lem Y, AEeuk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

Formerly A. LOPEZ & CO.
North American Branch)
The steamer this wellspown spanish steamship line.
now under with the Mexican Government VIII
leave NETWORK HAVANA direct IN the ith, l4th and
2:th OF every month. The frst-ei9ss ste mship
BALDOME o Y';LfSIAS.
Capt. Cara
WI, sail from pier 81 v H. Sunday July ~
~ taking freight and passengers for the following
Havana Progreso ST. ohn Of Porto Rico. and
aud FIRE ght taken for Cadz. BarcelonA
Almeria Carbagena ether ports In spain
For freight passage ami further information apDly
J. NJ. CkBA Los & Co, Agents, 80 Naltst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22

CLOSING PRIOss OF B0srOy STOCKS
Boston. July 81. 1877
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
COL. HANCOCK'S MURDER.
A PREMEDITATED PLOT TO AS
sAssIaATE HIM.
Young Burnett Had Been Enam-
Ored Of His Daughter and Had
Been Forbidden the House.

NEW YORK, June 1C.-A Barnes
vile, Ga, special says: The full de.
tails OF the murder of Col. John y.
Hancock, a leading and wealthy citi-
zen of Crawford county, show it to
be a premeditated affair. Col. Han
cock was q large planter having for a
neighbor the Rev. John A. Burnett.
Mr.. Burnett objected to Hsncock's
having impounded some of his stock,
and was qusrreling with him when
jerome Burnett, his seventeen-yesr-
old son stepped up. Leaving the two
men to their dispute, Jerome went
half mile to his home, procured his
shotgun and returned. He sat on a
stump about thirty yards away from
the men, apparently Obvious 10 what
was going on. AS coon as Col. Han
cock turned full toward him, Jerome
raised his gun quickly and fred, the
load entering Hancock's heart. Mr..
Burnett caught the body of the fall
ing man, not realiging the terrible
tragedy which had happened. The
occasion OF this tragedy was q quarrel
of year before when young Bur-
nett was forbidden Hsncock's house,
where resides young woman OF
whom he was enamored. He vowed
vengeance and seized upon the first
occasion to wreak it. The Rev. Mr..
Burnett had suffered the loss Ct his
father and wife by death in two pre-
cediug DAYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
CHANCERY SALE
B h. AL ESTAT H.
No. 6iS2. R.--Chancory Court Of Shelby
County.-H. B. May OF al W. Milton May

No. 6iS2, R;-ChenCory Court Of Shelby
County.-H. B. May OF al W. Milton May
OF al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutoFy decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
10Th day of May, 1887, N. d. "a page ~,
] will sell al public auction, to tho highest
bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Masters
once. at tho Main street entrance Of the
courthouse OF Shelby county Memphis Ten
N''' Saturday, June n, 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
A tract Of land consulting originally of
four different Il acts, In the Cooper subdivis-
ion, on the n nth side OF tho Mem phis and
Charleston railroad, and on the east side Of
Cooper avenus, described as follows:
Lot 80, 10 John CRmer6n's subdivision OF
the Cooper tract Of Jat d, fronting on the
north side 81 the Memphis and Charleston
Of the center Of the Memphis and CHARLES
ton railroad, and on the east side Of Cooper
avenue; thence north on the east side Of
Cooper avenue 1874 feet on tho south side Of
Young avenue; thence east on the south side
Of said avenue 564 feet to a stake thence
touth parallel with Cooper avenue 237 feet 10
a stake; thence west 2l0 feet 10 a stake;
thence sou b 1887 teet 70 stake so feet north
OF tho Memphis and Charleston railroad;
thence west 10 the beginning, containing
Ono lot, containing IA 94-100 aeres. COM
posed OF two original lots numbered "a and
IS, lying on tho north side Of line runninE
oastwardly on tho north side Of the lot Of
IL 60-l00 acres, and on the east OF the east
line Of said II 5O-l00 acres, but extending
nOrthWArd the south side Of said Il A-l00
acre lot, extending eastwardly 10 q certain
acre lot, which acre lot lies south OF the
Joiner property, formerly the Phillips prop
erty, au d thon northwardly with parallel
lines for the complement of the IA A-lOO
acres.
as lot No. q, containing 4 SO. 100 acres, lying
south Of and adjoining the Joiner property
on the south, bounded on the east by Trezo-
want avenue, on tho louth by the Wilde
property, on the west by. tho said IA ~. 100
acre tract, all Of said lots being embraced in
one tract containing about 30 acres, and
known as the W. Is. May place,
Terms Of sale-0ne third cash; balance In
one an d two years, purchaser executing notes
bearing interest from date with approved SO.
ourity, and lien retained to secure same.
L. MobOW ELL, Clerk and Master.
BY 7. b. Caldwell, Deputy O. and NJ.
8. +. Rankin and Y, P. Poston, SOLICITOR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11

splendid tributes TO the pluck, pa
tience, perseverance, and fortitude OF
the chivalry Of the Old South.
81 love to hear the philsnthropists
praise Mr.. Lincoln and call him the
second Washington, for I remember
that he was born In Kentucky, and
was from first to last, as the Atlantic
Monthly truly ssid, a Southern man in
all his characteristics. / love to hear
them say that George H. Thomas was
the stoutest fighter in the Union
army, for l remember that he was
born in Virginia, When the old lady
OF the Old South hears the eulogiss
upon these men, she pushes back her
spectacles thst she may have better
view of the eulogists, and ssys:
these were my children Then the
old lady adds: Il have another con
born in Kentucky, and he is not
stepson, nor did raise him to die on
q sour apple tree"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
HALFB REEDS
Becoming Moro Aggressive, and I'm
less Checked Will Become
TrOubl eaOme

CHICAGO, ILL, June 10.-A special
from Montreal says: Warden Benson,
OF the Manitoba penitentiary, has
warned the Dominion Government
that the hslfbreeds and Indians are
becoming daily more aggressive, and
that unless they are checked trouble
may be expected. The halfbreeds are
30 we'll satisfied with the results OF the
last rebellion and the manner in which
their claims for losses have been paid,
that they desire nothing better than a
renewal Of hostilities. 1t is they who
have been melting the Indians to COM
NIT the crimes they have recently
been perpetrating. Acting upon Ben.
sons advice, the force in many stations
Is to be doubled and new recruits for
the police obtained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
CLEVELAND WILL VISIT,
IN ALL PROBABILITY, THE AR.
KANSAS RESORT.
Further Details About the Walsh
Sensation, Which is the All
Absorbing Topic.
ICORREsrOxDEsox OF TIE Arr1AL.l

HoT SPRINGS, ARK, June 9.-The
HoE Springs dele CATION TO whom
President Cleveland gave an audience
previous to his departure for the
8 dirondacks has returned, and the
members are confident that the Presi-
dent lie very much inclined to accept
the cordial invitation to extend bis
fall tour to this place.
An elaborate and cordial invitation
will be presented by A. kansas at the
Sovereign Grand Lodge l. o. o. F., TO
convene ia Denver september rext,
REQ uesting that body to hold its next
meeting ia Hot Springs. This ambi-
tious little city is also anxious to secure
the following conventions here next
year: National Educational Associs.
ton, American Horticultural Society,
all the Arkansas State cows nlions
an sny of the national political con-
ventiona.
The sensational preliminary trial Of
Gen. W. P. Walsh OF the charge OF
rape preferred by Miss Ella Dyer con-
tinues to attract public attention, and
the continued Introduction Ct testi-
mony seems to protrsct the proceed
ings indefinitely. Gen Walsh has
passed one night in Jail since his ar
rest. A few DAYS ago he made COM
plant against the two brothers OF the
plaintiff, citing apprehensioDs Of his
own personal eatety. To be on the
safe side the sheriff removed the pris
oner from the usual ssclusion OF his
rooms aud placed him in iil. But
Gen. Wash has again secured per-
mission to remain in his private apart
ments at night, the expense Of the
guard to be borne by him. The fea-
ture of the proces diDgs thus far has
been the exhaustive examination OF
the plaintiff, who was on the stand
over two days. She gave a detailed
suhstanristion OF the alleg atiors made
in her affidavit, and her recital was
mistaken on CROSS examination. AS
the otfense charged is punishable only
by death, and IL therefore not bsilable
the prisoner will either be committee
to Jail to await the grand jury 3 action,
or given his liberty.
Tue Fort Smith and Gurdon branch
Of Gould's Iron Mountain road will be
completed within year. 1t will PEN
citrate the mining districts OF Mont.
gomery county aud open up one Of
the finest timbered sections in the
world.
The standing Of the Southwestern
League clubs in the contest for the
pennsnt is follows: Fort Smith,
Little Rock, Webb City, Mo-, Spring
fed, Mo, Hot Springs and Pine Bluff
last. The Hot Springs team has been
strengthened lately and several former
Southern League players are holding
prominent places.
Mining excitement continues una
bsted throughout this section
I. F. KIMBALL.